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| Debt in Van Diemen’s Land 1804 – 1833: life’s adversities, the law and an attempt to find a balm | paper 13 |
| by John Bourke and Rosemary Lucadou Wells, Macquarie University | |
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The Development of the Role of the Prosecuting Lawyer in the Criminal Process: ‘Partisan Persecutor’ or ‘Minister of Justice’? |
paper 14 |
by David Plater, University of Tasmania |
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Legal Landmarks: The Architecture of Justice in late medieval England |
paper 15 |
by Anthony Musson, Exeter University |
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| Cistercian Nuns, Cause Papers, and the York Consistory Court in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries | paper 16 |
| by Elizabeth Freeman, University of Tasmania | |
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| Conspiracy and Cognate Doctrines at the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal | paper 17 |
| by Neil Boister | |
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Plunkett's Disappointment: The relevance of Catholicism to a judical appointment to the New South Wales Bench in the 1840s |
paper 18 |
| by Tony Earls, Legal practitioner, Sydney | |
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| Overcoming ‘Intellectual Colonialism’: Aspects of the Teaching of Legal History in Australia from c.1890 to 2006 | paper 19 |
| by Stefan Petrow, University of Tasmania | |
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